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Describes a gradient between two colors. More...
import "Gradient.idl";
Public Attributes | |
| com::sun::star::awt::GradientStyle | Style |
| specifies the style of the gradient. | |
| com::sun::star::util::Color | StartColor |
| specifies the color at the start point of the gradient. | |
| com::sun::star::util::Color | EndColor |
| specifies the color at the end point of the gradient. | |
| short | Angle |
| angle of the gradient in 1/10 degree. | |
| short | Border |
| per cent of the total width where just the start color is used. | |
| short | XOffset |
| Specifies the X-coordinate, where the gradient begins. | |
| short | YOffset |
| Specifies the Y-coordinate, where the gradient begins. | |
| short | StartIntensity |
| Specifies the intensity at the start point of the gradient. | |
| short | EndIntensity |
| specifies the intensity at the end point of the gradient. | |
| short | StepCount |
| Specifies the number of steps of change color. | |
Describes a gradient between two colors.
Many aspects of the gradient are undefined, like the algorithm and color space to use to interpolate between the colors and what "intensity" means.
| short Angle |
angle of the gradient in 1/10 degree.
| short Border |
per cent of the total width where just the start color is used.
| com::sun::star::util::Color EndColor |
specifies the color at the end point of the gradient.
| short EndIntensity |
specifies the intensity at the end point of the gradient.
| com::sun::star::util::Color StartColor |
specifies the color at the start point of the gradient.
| short StartIntensity |
Specifies the intensity at the start point of the gradient.
What that means is undefined.
| short StepCount |
Specifies the number of steps of change color.
What that means is undefined.
specifies the style of the gradient.
| short XOffset |
Specifies the X-coordinate, where the gradient begins.
This is effectively the center of the RADIAL, ELLIPTICAL, SQUARE and RECT style gradients.
| short YOffset |
Specifies the Y-coordinate, where the gradient begins.
See previous field.